There are plenty of good well paying jobs around, mostly factory but the work is here and close by although I’m new to the area (5 months) I’ve noticed some hot spots for crime, drugs mostly, but what confuses me is one block is decent, yards maintained, clean looking, nice curb appeal, but then you go a block down and it looks like a war zone.

So far before I made this account and posted this forum I've already started my research and taking notes on both Wholesaling and owning small multifamily properties to rent, reading through the forums I've seen that most wholesalers typically have a bad rep due to lying and not knowing what they're doing as a whole.

This obviously doesn’t prevent lying or fraud but it’s another layer of comfort that you’re going to have prior to entering a deal.

You didn't lie.

He just continues posting the fake AD with a super low appealing price on Facebook.

It does lie within a school zone which has stricter speed limits, but those are only certain times of day.

Get it straightened out and have them show you the property and where the problems lie.4-While you're in town shop around for a new PM5-Revisit your current PM, give them notice and tell them you expect a smooth transition and that you plan to revisit to ensure that it does.

Think of agents like military recruiters; they're probably not going to directly lie to you, but they will steer you in the direction they're told. 

If you can prove (beyond a reasonable doubt) that the tenant lied, you might have a civil case but even if they lost they would still be your tenant. 

One issue with a new construction duplex is that most duplexes are primarily going to appeal to investors.